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Sahil

Sahil (ساحل, “coast”) is the theme every Sooquna store starts with. It’s image-led, built for fashion, abayas, fragrance and lifestyle brands, and designed Arabic-first: every template works right to left, with Arabic typography and plural forms.

  • 14 templates: home, product (with a quick-view alternate), collection, collections list, search, cart, blog, article, page (with a contact alternate), wishlist, password and 404, plus a size guide custom page.
  • 38 sections, including slideshow, image banner, featured collection and product, multicolumn, testimonials, logo list, video, collapsible content, recently viewed, related products, product reviews, newsletter and pop-up, WhatsApp button, cart drawer and predictive search.
  • 36 theme blocks for product pages and content: title, price, variant picker, buy buttons, quantity, inventory status, delivery estimate, size chart, product badges, rating, share, wishlist button, back in stock, trust badges, payment icons, countdown, icon with text and more.
  • Store features built in: wishlist, reviews, back-in-stock alerts, size guides, quick view, badges, stock status, WhatsApp share and newsletter, each shown only while the store has it on.
  • Three colour schemes plus a brand scheme, a Night preset, heading and body type scales, and a choice of sans or serif headings.
  • Cart as a drawer or a page, with a free-shipping progress bar and order notes.

Self-hosted Geist and IBM Plex Sans Arabic fonts, split by script so English pages never load Arabic files; responsive WebP images; deferred scripts per feature; no frameworks. Sahil scores 90 or more on Lighthouse mobile.

Change sections, blocks, colours and type in Customize. For code changes, duplicate the theme first and keep a note of the files you change. When a new Sahil version comes out, the themes list shows Update available: add the new version from the theme library, check it in the preview, and carry your changes across before publishing it.

Current version: 1.1.0. See the changelog.

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